January 2011
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Driver Dies, Home Destroyed in Pa. Furnace Crash
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A motorist died about 1 p.m. Monday when his pickup truck crashed into a Pennsylvania Furnace home, Ferguson Township police said.
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Elton John to Bring ‘Greatest Hits Live’ to Penn State
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Musician Elton John and his band will play the Bryce Jordan Center at 8 p.m. March 27, the facility staff announced Monday.
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UPDATE: Students Return after Penn State Dorm Evacuation
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Hartranft Hall residents at Penn State have returned to their rooms after a water pipe burst earlier Monday.
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THON Aims for Awareness with New Event Series
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With just three weeks left before the annual Penn State Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, THON has kicked off a new, pre-marathon event series.
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UPDATE: Lil Wayne Concert Not Yet Confirmed at Penn State, Staff Says
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MTV.com is reporting that Lil Wayne will be at the Bryce Jordan Center in March. But the facility staff said Monday that concert arrangements have not been confirmed yet.
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Dear Old Man Winter: Bring Snow; Don’t Tease
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You tortured us over the holidays. You’ve annoyed us with mini storms. You’ve iced us to our collective core. But this week, Old Man Winter, you can redeem yourself.
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Penn State Basketball: Indiana Falls to Lady Lions at the Jordan Center
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The Penn State women’s basketball team commanded the court Sunday, pulling out an 82-69 victory over Indiana at the Bryce Jordan Center.
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PHOTOS: THON Supporters Endure Icy Cold for Canning Weekend
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Hundreds of Penn State students braved frigid conditions over the weekend to solicit contributions for THON. The dance marathon itself is less than a month away.
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Penn State Basketball: With Near Upset of Purdue, Lions Stir Memories of Greatest Win They Never Had
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A dubious call factored into Penn State’s wrenching 63-62 loss to No. 14 Purdue. The circumstances bring back memories of a bigger near-upset.